Sentence examples for on the technically from inspiring English sources
Mr. Walton played on the technically daunting title song but declined to take a solo.
Hannes Reichelt of Austria took third, 0.58 behind Berthod, on the technically demanding Kuonisbaergli course.
Though his second run appeared less than sensational - leaving him behind Amiez - Baxter's time held up as skiers continued to struggle on the technically demanding course.
The 1,150km eastern route would mostly follow existing water courses, including that of the ancient Grand Canal.For the time being, Chinese officials are focusing on the technically less challenging central and eastern routes, which would cost some $20 billion.
The gas seen on the technically limited ultrasound study of the right upper quadrant was a clue to the presence of a developing obstruction in an atypical location.
Less than half of the hospitals included in the study were located on the technically efficient frontier.
The success of Benjamin Button, which stars Brad Pitt as a man who ages backwards, is a triumph for Fight Club director Fincher, whose team had spent two years working on the technically-demanding feature.
The upside is that now the burden of supplying photos falls on you, the technically proficient (and generous) gift giver.
On paper, the technically advanced E-Ticket ride looks like just the solid hit Walt Disney Studios desperately needs.
Under normal circumstances, Jewish law prohibits carrying on the Sabbath -- which technically includes wheeling -- except inside an enclosure.
And just as they're forming the thought: "Hang on, I think technically the dinosaurs did both …" this film hits them upside the head with a deafening clang.
